Your Gut Bacteria May Help Fight Cancer Better
Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut play a surprising role in how well cancer treatments work. …
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Scientists are discovering that the trillions of bacteria living in your gut play a surprising role in how well cancer treatments work. …
Researchers studied eating habits and weight problems among 8,482 college students across 15 countries. They found that only about 6 out of …
Researchers studied 84 children with inflammatory bowel disease (a condition that causes stomach and intestinal problems) who were taking a …
Researchers wanted to test whether eating fewer sweet foods would make people crave sweets less. They gave 180 healthy adults different …
Researchers compared two types of healthy fats to see which one is better for your heart health. They looked at 53 different studies …
Researchers discovered that a natural compound called Tanshinone VI, extracted from a traditional Chinese medicinal plant, may help prevent …
Researchers discovered that people with potential celiac disease have intestines that are working overtime to repair themselves. By looking …
Scientists studied a type of helpful bacteria called Lactobacillus crispatus that naturally lives in women's bodies. They discovered this …
Scientists are exploring an exciting new way to help people lose weight by using special types of bacteria—but here's the twist: these …
Scientists studied a tiny predatory mite called Neoseiulus baraki to see what it likes to eat and how well it survives on different foods. …
Researchers discovered that cannabidiol (CBD), a compound from cannabis plants, might prevent colon cancer from developing in its early …
Researchers wanted to find out if special tests on blood and urine could accurately show what foods people eat, instead of just asking them …
Scientists discovered that a protective protein called IL-19 helps keep your liver healthy by fighting inflammation and preventing fat …
Scientists are studying a natural compound called lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) found in soybeans and certain herbs to see if it might protect …
Scientists discovered that a natural chemical in your body called monoamine oxidase A (MAO A) helps protect against weight gain and blood …
When sheep eat too much grain and not enough hay, their livers can get damaged. Researchers found that adding a special salt called disodium …
Researchers studied beef cattle to understand how weaning timing affects calf development. They found that when pregnant cows were weaned …
Scientists tested whether the ketogenic diet (keto) could help obese mice with heart and liver problems. They found that keto helped reduce …
Scientists discovered that changing the design of messenger RNA (mRNA) medicines—specifically the instruction manual's opening section—makes …
Researchers in Singapore tested a new health app called "LvL UP" that helps people improve their exercise, eating habits, and mental health …
Researchers studied nearly 9,000 pregnant women to understand how minerals in their diet affect the risk of premature birth (babies born …
Researchers looked at what nearly 6,500 American children and teens ate to see if their diet's inflammatory properties—how much it causes …
Researchers compared 121 people with fatty liver disease to 119 healthy people to understand how different types of carbohydrates affect …
Researchers in Sri Lanka tested whether a special training program could help hospital assistants understand health better and make …
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